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Well, clearly they agree with you. To me, however, interacting with this thing would be a lot more intimate than a tablet on a stick, so it's an obvious direct
by dcminter 4y ago
Well, clearly they agree with you.
To me, however, interacting with this thing would be a lot more intimate than a tablet on a stick, so it's an obvious direction to take the technology.
- gwbas1c 4y agoCase in point: A few hours ago I went to get a routine blood test. The last time I went to the lab, I wrote my name on a clipboard. Today, there was just a touchscreen computer. Someone was trying to check in and was CLEARLY having trouble. After he gave up, I walked up to check in. The check-in "application" was a browser opened up to a full screen. Someone had opened up the F12 debug screen and screwed up the whole page. Because I actually use the F12 screen professionally, I knew to close it and refresh. All the page did was ask me for my name and put me in a queue. This is the exact use case for a Furhat.
- dcminter 4y agoUh, I don't think you're hearing me. I'm not saying "don't do this", I'm saying "why not also that?"